How to use BOs from Win project within a Web project


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Larry Tucker
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Hi,

I've been working on a SF Windows project and would now like to build my first SF Web project that uses the same business objects.  I've read the SF Tutorial several times but cannot quite get it to work.

First, can I leave the BO's within the Win solution, or do I need to pull them out as a separate BO library?  I'd prefer to just leave them in the Win project and manage them there.  If this is possible, how do I reference them from the Web project?

On the assumption that I need to pull them out as a separate BO Library (like the Tutorial), I tried this before posting this question.  When I go to add a reference to the new BOL from either the Win or Web solutions, the Add Reference / Project folder is empty (unlike the Tutorial!). 

So I'm stuck at step one of my first SF Web project and must be missing something basic. 

TIA,

Larry

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Trent Taylor
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Otherwise, what you sent me looks just like what I've been trying to do. I don't seem to be able to create a "Solution" as opposed to a "Project".   I'll poke around for a while more on my own, as this is not really a SF issue...

This is an option in the IDE.  Click Tools->Options... then click the Projects and Solutions option on the left.  Once done, click the Always Show Solution option.  This will always force a solution to exist.

Larry Tucker
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Trent,

this is an option in the IDE.  Click Tools->Options... then click the Projects and Solutions option on the left.  Once done, click the Always Show Solution option.  This will always force a solution to exist.

Your reply came while I was stumbling on my own version of a solution.

Thanks again.

L

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Glad you got it going Smile
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